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\begin{document}
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\begin{center}\Large
       Extract from Abū Maʿšar, \textit{Kitāb al-Milal wa-l-Duwal},
       Part 1, Chapter 1, §\,26\footnoteC{%
               Text, apparatus and references to the Latin translation taken
               from: \textit{Abū Maʿšar on Historical Astrology. The Book of
               Religions and Dynasties (On the Great Conjuntions)}.  Edited
               and Translated by Keiji Yamamoto and Charles Burnett. 2 vols.
               Leiden: Brill, 2000 (ISBN 90 04 11733 4).
               Vol I pp.~22 and 24 (Arabic text) and Vol II pp.~15–16 (Latin
               translation).  NB: This is for illustrative purposes only!}
\end{center}
\begin{arab}
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wa-mi_tAl _dalika 'anna \VAR{al-qirAn}{ala_dI kAna \ADD \msN} al-dAll `alY
al-.tUfAn \VAR{kAna}{\msE,\msN \SEP \OM \msB} qabl al-qirAn al-dAll `alY millaT
al-`arab bi-_talA_taT 'AlAf sanaT wa-tis`ami'aT sanaT wa-_tamAn wa-_hamsIn
\VAR{sanaT}{wa-ha_dihi .sUratuhA \ADD \msN}
\VARB{\VAR{3950}{3958: \msE,\msN}}{3958}.
wa-kAna \VARB{wAlI al-dawr}{prefuit scilicet illi orbi}
\VARB{fI _dalika \VAR{al-waqt}{\msE,\msN \SEP \OM \msB}}{om.}
zu.hal ma`a burj al-sara.tAn. wa-kAna al-.tUfAn ba`d _dalika
\VAR{\VAR{bi-mi'atayn}{li-mi'atayn 287: \msE \SEP _tamAnIn sanaT: \msN}
wa-sab`a \VAR{wa-_tamAnIn}{_tamAnIn: \msN}}{296: \msM}%
\NOTE{T lacks a folio}
sanaT \VAR{287}{\OM \msE}.
fa-yakUn \VAR{bayna}{yawm al-jum`aT \ADD \msN}
'awwal yawm min sanaT al-.tUfAn wa-bayn 'awwal yawm min al-sanaT alatI kAna
fIhA al-qirAn al-dAll `alY millaT al-`arab _talA_taT 'AlAf sanaT
\VAR{wa-sittami'aT sanaT}{\OM \msE} wa-'i.hdY
\VAR{wa-sab`In}{wa-sab`Un: \msE,\msN}
\VAR{sanaT}{`alY ha_dihi al-.sUraT \ADD \msN} 3671.
wa-qad _dakara \VARB{\VAR{Ab_tnUs}%
{\msE,\msN \SEP mlbws: \msB \SEP \OM \msT \SEP Asws: \msM}}{Bentemiz}
wa-.gayruhu 'anna \VAR{bayna}{\OM \msN}
\VARB{ibtidA'}{om.} _half 'Adam \VAR{.salwAt al-ll_ah `alayhi}{\OM \msN}
wa-bayna laylaT al-jum`aT alatI kAna fIhA al-.tUfAn
\VAR{'alfayn}{\msE \SEP alfAn: \msB,\msN} \VAR{wa-mi'atayn}{wa-mi'atA sanaT: \msN}
\VAR{wa-sitta}{wa-sittaT: \msE,\msN} \VAR{wa-`i^srIn}{\CORR \SEP wa-`i^srUn:
\msB,\msE,\msN \SEP \OM \msT \SEP 2226: \msM} sanaT 3671 \VAR{wa-^sahr"aN
wA.hid"aN}{\msE \SEP wa-^sahr wA.hid: \msB,\msN} wa-\aemph{kj-} yawm"aN
\VAR{wa-'arba`a}{j-: \msN} sA`At \VAR{2226}{\OM \msE,\msN}. fa-yakUn `alY
ha_dihi al-jihaT mA bayna _halaf 'Adam \VAR{`alayhi al-salAm}{\OM \msN}
wa-bayna \VAR{'awwal}{\OM \msE,\msN} yawm min al-sanaT alatI kAna fIhA al-qirAn
al-dAll `alY millaT al-`arab \VAR{_hamsaT}{\msL,\msN \SEP _hamsa: \msB,\msE}
\VAR{'AlAf}{'alf sanaT: \msN} wa-_tamAnami'aT
\VAR{\VAR{wa-sab`"aN}{\CORR \SEP wa-sab`a: \msB,\msE \SEP wa-sab`aT: \msN \SEP
\OM \msT \SEP 5778: \msM} \VAR{wa-tis`In}{\msE \SEP wa-tis`Un: \msB}
sanaT}{wa-tis`aT wa-sab`Un sanaT 5789: \msN}
\VAR{wa-^sahr"aN wA.hid"aN}{\msE \SEP wa-^sahr wA.hid: \msB,\msN}
wa-\aemph{kj-} yawm"aN  \VAR{wa-'arba`a}{j-: \msN} sA`At
\VAR{5897}{\OM \msE,\msN}.
fa-'i_dA qasamnA al-sinIn alatI \VAR{bayna}{\msE,\msN \SEP Awl \ADD \msB}
qirAn al-.tUfAn wa-al-qirAn \VAR{al-dAll}{ala_dI dal: \msN} `alY
\VAR{millaT}{\msL,\msE,\msN \SEP al-mlh: \msB} al-`arab `alY
\VAR{_tala_tami'aT wa-sittIn wa-'a_ha_dnA}{s.s: \msN} li-kull burjiN sanaT
\VAR{wa-ibtada'nA}{wa-ibtadY: \msE,\msN}
\VAR{bi-al-.tar.h}{al-.tar.h li-isti_hrAj burj al-muntahY: \msN}
min al-.hamal intahat \VAR{al-sanaT}{\OM \msN} 'ilY \VAR{al-.hUt}{al-jawzA': \msN}.%
\NOTE{Because 3950 = 360 × 10 + 350.}
\VAR{fa-'in}{knA \ADD \msN} qasamnA tilka al-sinIn%
\NOTE{That is, 3950.}
`alY _tala_tami'aT wa-sittIn wa-'a_ha_dnA li-kulli dawriN burj"aN
\VARB{\VAR{wa-ibtada'nA}{wa-ibtadY: \msE,\msN}
     \VAR{bi-al-'ilqA'}{bi-al-.tar.h: \msN}}{proiecerimus}
min al-burj al-mudabbir \VAR{ala_dI}{\OM \msN} \VARB{kAna
\VAR{li-l-dawr}{al-dawr: \msN}}{fuit orbis} fI _dalika
\VAR{al-waqt}{al-burj: \msN}
\VARB{\VAR{al-dAll `alY al-.tUfAn}{\OM \msE,\msN}}{om.} ala_dI huwa
\VAR{al-sara.tAn \VAR{intahY}{wa-intihA': \msN}}{al-sara.tAnI intihA' intihA': \msE}
al-dawr \VAR{fI al-qirAn}{min al-burj: \msN} al-dAll `alY
\VAR{al-millaT}{millaT al-`arab: \msN} 'ilY al-jawzA'. wa-'in 'a`.taynA li-kull
kawkab dawr"aN min al-'adwAr wa-ibtada'nA \VAR{bi-al-'ilqA'}{bi-al-.tar.h: \msN}
min \VAR{al-kawkab}{al-kawAkib: \msN}
\VARB{ala_dI li-l-dawr}{cuius est orbis}
fI al-qirAn al-dAll `alY al-millaT intahY al-`adad 'ilY al-zuhraT.
wa-'in 'alqaynA min .tAli` al-qirAn ala_dI kAna fI ra's al-.hamal li-kull
darajaT sanaT intahY fI al-qirAn al-dAll `alY al-millaT 'ilY \aemph{k} darajaT
min al-.hUt. \VAR{wa-kAna}{fa-kAna: \msE} al-mubtazz `alY al-dawr wa-`alY
\VARX{.sA.hib al-.tAli` wa-.sA.hib}%
{burj al-qirAn al-mirrI_h, wa-kAna al-tadbIr li-l-rub` al-'awwal
\VAR{ala_dI huwa}{\msE \SEP \OM \msB,\msN} \aemph{.s} sanaT
 min ibtidA' al-qirAn al-dAll}%
{`alY}{\OM \msN} dawlaT al-`arab. wa-al-rub` al-_tAnI
\VAR{li-l-^sams wa-al-rub`}{w: \msN} al-_tAli_t li-`u.tArid
\VAR{wa-al-rub`}{w: \msN} al-rAbi` li-zu.hal, wa-_dalika `alY qadr
\VARB{ibtizAzAt}{dominium} al-kawAkib `alY .sA.hib al-dawr wa-`alY al-.tAli`
wa-burj al-qirAn \VAR{wa-mu^sArikatihimA}{\msE \SEP wa-mu^sArikatihA: \msB,\msN}
li-.sA.hib al-dawr al-'awwal ala_dI huwa al-zuhraT.
\end{arab}
\end{document}

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